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Ve start-upu ElredoVoice, který ho pro audioknihu vyvinul, i v nakladatelstvích proto s napětím očekávali, jak budou posluchači na novinku reagovat. Výsledek je nezklamal. Titul Duchovní detox se zařadil mezi bestsellery. „Ukázalo se, že použití umělého hlasu nemělo negativní vliv ani na recenze, ani na prodejnost,“ hodnotí šéf Elreda Matěj Schmalz.
Investice 13 milionů korun s jasnou vizí. A pak rok a půl stagnace. Brněnský startup Yedem utržil lekci, komu vůbec prodávat. Dnes ale rychle roste.
FairCity, an online public procurement comparator, is launched in the Czech Republic. The project was implemented thanks to the CzechInvest agency and the Technology Incubation project.
The third edition of the Artificial Intelligence Festival AI Days 2024 has started. A total of 24 cities in the Czech Republic are participating in this year’s programme and the organisers will offer over 200 events in total.
An interview with the founder of Filuta AI, a startup that passed the Technology Incubation.
After two years of “no government”, the CzechInvest Agency has gained a new Director General this year. In April, Jan Michal, who worked for the Czech Republic in Brussels for many years, became the new CEO.
Startup Amitia, which passed the Technology Incubation, celebrates success! Read its story on the BIC Pilsen website.
Megi Mejdrechová is a mechanical engineer, technology enthusiast and co-founder of RoboTwin, a startup that automates manufacturing processes without the need for programming.
Matěj Schmalz created his own digital reading app to solve the problems of book selection and building reading habits.
After a year of negotiating with publishers and developing the app, he got involved in various accelerator programs.
He has now been part of the Technology Incubation Programme of the CzechInvest agency for 8 months, where he is further developing his project.
The new Prague technology event aims to make the Czech Republic more visible in the European startup environment.
Inspired by Finnish and Estonian models, it will attract up to 400 participants from startups, investors, corporations and universities.
Tech Happy Hours, organized by Startup Kitchen and CzechInvest 22.
October, are part of Czech Startup Week.
Up to 400 Czech and European participants from startup enthusiasts, venture capitalists, leading corporations, not only technology universities, but also young people enthusiastic about big business.
Tech Happy Hours is jointly organized by the Startup Kitchen platform and the Czechinvest agency on Tuesday 22.
It is part of the newly established Czech Startup Week initiative.
What is the current place of the Czech Republic on the space research map?
And when will the next Czech go to space?
Václav Kobera, director of the department under which the Ministry of Transport is responsible for space activities, explains the future of this sector.
